Internet Shut Down in Bihar's Jamui Following Religious Procession Clashes

Authorities suspend internet services and arrest nine individuals after violence between two communities leaves several injured in Jamui district.

Clashes erupted in Jamui's Jhajha area during a religious procession, involving stone-throwing and attacks on vehicles, leaving at least six people injured.
The Bihar government suspended internet services in Jamui until February 20 to prevent the spread of rumors and maintain public order.
Nine individuals have been arrested, and cases have been registered against 50-60 unidentified persons for their roles in the violence.
A police officer has been suspended for dereliction of duty, and additional forces have been deployed to maintain peace in the affected areas.
Officials, including the District Magistrate and Superintendent of Police, conducted on-site assessments and stated that the situation is now under control.